Sliced Meats = Empowerment
It used to be that if you wanted perfectly sliced meats and cheeses you had to go to a restaurant and pay some "professional" to expertly slice them and assemble them in a nice pattern on a plate for you.
Not any more.
Allow me to be your personal Tony Robbins, albeit with duller teeth.
I'm not just selling a used Chef's Choice gourmet electric food slicer. I'm selling empowerment. I'm selling you the chance to change your life for the better. Assuming you don't cut your fingertips off.
The fact is, when you slice your own meats and cheeses the world is your oyster.
This magical, wonderful, used electric food slicer takes the power from the cold-cut elite and gives it to you. What you do with that new power is your call. I suggest you slice meats and cheeses with it.
You'll be a force to be reckoned with. Your dinner parties will have more panache. Your family gatherings more joie de vivre. Your plates will become assiettes.
If you've always wanted to serve Harrison Ford mathematically precise provolone, this is perhaps the greatest opportunity you will ever have to do so.
Whether you want to bring your fundraisers to a new level, or satisfy a grueling obsessive compulsive disorder, this used Chef's Choice gourmet electric food slicer is quite probably what you've been looking for.
I hope you will seize this opportunity to empower your life with precision sliced foods and get this thing out of my cabinet.
Please buy my used Chef's Choice electric food slicer.
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Comments
What?!? No Seinfeld references?
What about...
Need to feed your pets from behind closed doors? Thinly shaved roast beef will slide right underneath. One heel slightly longer then the other? A quick run on the slicer will create smooth even walking.
Posted by: Chris Marsden | July 26, 2006 5:19 PM
I really want to bid on this. But am afraid for my fingers.
Have you actually bought cheese that needed to be sliced?
Pepperoni.. I see a need now. I like it much thinner than most.
Can this be used for a Bobbit cheating case? If so will I be able to plead insane seeing as how I just posted about it?
Posted by: Melissa | July 26, 2006 10:58 PM
Huh huh......huh huh.....
He said assiettes!!!
Posted by: Sponsonhead | July 28, 2006 5:43 PM
Let me take a guess.
Wedding shower gift?
[ Impulse. -B. ]
Posted by: Melissa | July 28, 2006 7:44 PM
you can further slice your sliced bread with it too
Posted by: karma | July 29, 2006 3:37 PM
Totally not sponge worthy. There's your Seinfeld quote.
Posted by: Ryan | July 29, 2006 3:39 PM
It's official, I am the proud new owner of said Chef Choice 600. I never thought reading this column would bring me that closer to my culinary aspirations!
Posted by: Amy | August 3, 2006 1:04 PM